I fixed the HORNET with parts from IKEA

Just over a week ago the back end of our new built Hornet was destroyed. Replacement parts areapparently impossible to get without considerable delay. With no hobby/model shops stocking any and an online order anywhere from 6 weeks to 3 months away, I did what any reasonable problem solver would do. I measured stuff in my house and found an answer. It's just that I had to drive 8 hours to get the parts needed.
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Jim

[@justinbanks2380]

"as near as makes no difference"
😂 I'm gonna use that from now on, lol

[@oscarwylder]

Sweet tip, thanks - 2 GBP in UK.

[@beaudidlyno1]

2:33. Solid.....Tube 🤔

[@thefakemaker]

Tongue tied on camera. How to tell videos aren’t scripted.

[@FixitFingers]

Now THAT'S an IKEA hack! 😂

[@thefakemaker]

Nearly called my handyman video “I fixed these shelves with RC parts”

[@Heyjaybird]

I rebult my whole diferential with metal aluminum or some such.
Was faster and Hella tuff

[@thefakemaker]

Thanks. This was kinda my only option as I have to get all my rc gear online.

[@cosettefundenberger4801]

Promo>SM 😏